Tag: Newsletter
Pope Leo XIV to make Apostolic Journeys to Africa, Spain, and...
The length of this Papal Visit approaches that of Pope Saint John Paul II in 1985, when he visited seven countries in 11 days
Vincentians say EDSA’s promise remains unfinished as injustice becomes ‘normalized’
Vincentians mark EDSA at 40, urging democracy to protect the poor and confront normalized injustice nationwide
EDSA at 40: Bishop calls for ‘culture of accountability,’ says People...
Bishop calls for accountability and structural reform as EDSA 40 rallies unfold under heavy police presence
IN PHOTOS: Calls for accountability shape Philippines’ People Power anniversary
Church leaders, activists, students, and sectoral groups described the anniversary as both remembrance and a renewed call to action
Sri Lanka arrests former intelligence chief; Church presses for full truth...
Sri Lanka arrests former intelligence chief over Easter bombings as Church renews call for truth and accountability
Pope Leo XIV: Guadalupe and the inculturation of the Gospel
Pope Leo presents Our Lady of Guadalupe as a model of authentic inculturation and a lasting criterion for the Church’s evangelizing mission
ICC prosecutors allege Duterte authorized killings as confirmation hearing opens
International Criminal Court prosecutors told judges Monday that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte personally authorized killings and selected some of the victims in his...
Between two galleries: Gladiators and spectators — Can the Philippines recover...
From The Hague, a Redemptorist missionary reflects on Duterte supporters and victims’ families confronting the nation’s conscience
Century-old bell rings in Hong Kong as parish marks 130 years...
Hong Kong Catholics retrace missionary history in Pok Fu Lam, highlighting education, service, and intergenerational faith transmission
Learning to love, slowly
Lent forms people capable of beginning again. Of listening when it is hard. Of staying when leaving would be easier


















